Reporting and Recognizing Child Abuse and Neglect Quiz Test your knowledge on recognizing child abuse & neglect. Learn signs, legal responsibilities, and prevention methods. Be informed to protect children.
#1
Physical harm or injury inflicted on a child by a parent or caregiver
Disciplining a child for misbehavior
Verbal disagreement with a child
Sending a child to bed without dinner
#2
Having a messy room
Frequent bruises and injuries
Regularly missing school
Eating too much candy
#3
Infants
Teenagers
Adults
Middle-aged individuals
#4
Increased self-esteem
Decreased likelihood of substance abuse
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Improved academic performance
#5
Failure to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, and medical care
Physical harm inflicted on a child by a parent or caregiver
Yelling at a child for misbehavior
Ignoring a child's requests for toys
#6
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Department of Child Protective Services (CPS)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
#7
To report any suspected abuse or neglect to the appropriate authorities
To confront the suspected abuser directly
To keep the suspicion confidential and not report it
To take matters into their own hands and investigate further
#8
Isolation
Negligence
Abandonment
Exclusion
#9
Providing inadequate supervision
Constantly criticizing or belittling a child
Leaving a child unattended in a car
Allowing a child to watch inappropriate movies
#10
To report suspected abuse or neglect to law enforcement
To ignore any suspicion of abuse or neglect
To confront the suspected abuser directly
To avoid getting involved
#11
Physical abuse
Emotional abuse
Exposure to violent video games
Sexual abuse
#12
Promoting positive parenting practices
Increasing corporal punishment
Encouraging strict discipline
Decreasing access to education
#13
Report the suspicion to the appropriate authorities
Keep the suspicion to oneself
Confront the suspected abuser directly
Ignore the situation
#14
Fear of legal consequences
Lack of awareness about reporting procedures
Strong social support networks
Trust in the abuser
#15
Encouraging a child's interests and hobbies
Providing consistent discipline
Ignoring a child's emotional needs
Supporting a child's academic achievements
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